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W&^&WisË
THE NEW LIBERTY LOAN
FIXED AT $3,000,000,000
la Slirtht Appui Siretory M«A<w
Ail. Mm, W.»~ CbU
dr.. to IWp
Washington, March IS.—'"The
srr»«t trenu now happening in Fra&ce
|>M ftra the soul of «Tory American
with a new determination to fumiph
*D the do [Uni ud all the meter'»!
resources of Amerki that are needed
to put an end to the execrable atro
etUes of German mlliterlna. Defeat
faces the kaiser. I<et as hapten it
by appartint America's might with
Increased rigor In concert with our
fnSfcst comrade»."
This stirring appeal for financial
%0ttanc« for the gorernment from
erary man, woman and child In the
United S ta tea was made today by
Secretary of Um Treasury HeAdoo
la announcing the terms for the third
liberty loan, an appeal that will be
echoed throughout the length and
bfcadth of t» land.
VUIlUBf J VU Κ·Π· Id I r»t»WMWIVU»,
Secretary McAdoo fix·· the amount
of du naxt loaa ·) M ,000,000.000. It
«M Kvnerally raffhlWlM aa certain
that the amount would b« ncirly
twice that apa. . But the «cretirj
'frilt· oot tînt the expcoditarea of
aet only thj» government bot of our'
Bmuj»an alliae la the «endort of the
war against fenatn militarism havel
not fcaen nearly to great aa the ee·1
tupata* Indicted. O^lhli account,
the amount of the loan haa been re-1
. doted to "the very mintaium. The
lata of Interest on the new bond· will
b%4 1-4 ht eut.
That thta haaar wfl] ba anhaerlbed,
and that the people of the country
will give gererooaly to thli war aieai- !
are of the government >· indicated
by the toecaea which net the Ant
two Want floated by the government.
On"June It, 1917, a loaa of ttr
000,000,000 waa railed for, and this
wat over tubacrlbed by 11,085^26,800
or nearly S J par cent of tfco original
offer. Theaa bond· bora 3 V» par
cent- interest- ·
The «ocond loaa dated November
16, 1917, waa for U,000,000,000, with
the privilege of belnr reeenred to
dlapoao of half of the ο ver-anh tulpt |
ttea. The American people rtipon<W
hi the aum of (4Τβ17.6>2.100, an
over-aubaeripUon of 11,617,6.12,1100.
war· Μ,Μί,Τββ,ΙδΟ. The rate of
interest on the bond» of the second
loan waa 4 par cent.
Thoae who hold either tho flrat or
taeond iaaoea of bead· will be per
Kitted to convert their bond· Into
the new 4 1-4 par cent, bon da.
WAK WOftK AMONG THE
SCHOOLS
Below we giro the repnrt M tomrd
into oar office for the put wr«lc re
lative to the -work the schools have
been doing for the boy* rodo,
or will ire, to the front. We notice
•OM Improvement for when a school
hu something to report it Indicate·
that interest in the work is growing.
Π » difficult for m to we how any
of the «choola cm* remain in the
blank column. Some of the largest
aa well aa mid· of the smallest have
made no report at any time and from
what we can hum man; of those
are doing nothing to help In thU
work. It appear* to as to be étrange
people who will not got besy helping
to win the war in the face of the
reporta coning from the front at this
Next week win be the laat week to
make reporte front the
achoole ankme and we trait that
the laat will be the beat. Lot u«
ineiat that every one do their utmost
to make the Anal week la March the
banner week. Many of the school·
have already closed aad other» wiH
be cloeing each week now so wo wiH
make only one other report,
Avcraabcio—
No. β SB « i
No. 1. 0 S C
Ne. Λ .10 «Τ 11
No. 6 67 1 t
Black fUv
No. 2 ...... 0 0
Ne. 4 · 108
Ho. 5 0 1β
Boekhon»—
Mo. 1 as ο
Grove—
Me. · 80 17 4
Ν·. Β — 0 M
No. 7 1« 0
Barter's Creek—
Ko. S ...... 0 80 g
Ne. · .... ο Jio
M* · » 1 I
,U*Mtos
"o 1 84 0 Si
(> weeks)
Ό. L. X—
Mo. 1 « 18
Mo. β « 0 14
Mo, « 8 7 1
Mo. 8 0 0
Mo. · " 8· 7
Me. 10 4 0
Mo. 11 4 4
NORTH STATE NINÎH IN
WAR SAVINGS SOCIETIES
Colo··! Frlao Sot* 81»I· Cm Bo
Made lo ' —J and Mini I oad'aB
OAm·
Oaly cl);ht.Ftat*» id the umôc m
rated hlpher then North CatoIHη Ln
the number of War Saving* gode
tiii I'wy hav® ontanlxod *n4 put te
<>ork. """heae »re Vv>it V irglBia
T.'hich load». Colorado, Indiana, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Arizona California and
Nrw JaiMf. I'm to March 18th thoj
«taui of South Carolina, Alabama, {
Morion, Idaho. Montana, Kobraika,
Nrvada, Rhode laland, Maine and Now
Mexico hud retried no aoeiettaa or
ganised.
Colonel F. H. Wh State Dtrcctor
of War Sarin*». **y* that North
Carolina should l»»d and caa ho cnado
to lead ln this work. He ujn: "Suro
wr can boat W«*t Virginia and I bo
Ι··«το the achool boy» and rirl* la
Kuith Carolina will help mo do It.
I f«l that we haro Ju*t ttarted thie
work in tb« St*v< anil that the pnwi
blUticOor rood that thooo oociodea
can ho made to render have eeareely
hoc η touched upon."
ιυινππ r ne* ut>«· nui ovaiuic vo
say that th* War Savings Soelotls·
are ths biggest and beat part of the
War Savings Campaign. Tba good
they will do not only 1* htlplaf to
vio the war but In r*;TMrr *«r
people to habits of ssArlng cannot be
over ««ti mated. If wo go "over the
top" about December SI, by xafclag
oar full quota, I shall not hsaHata to!
«ay lia rays, that th« boys ajtd girts
and men and wooms wha formal
tkMlv·· lata.War Savtw Bocie
tii^Wrd ha4a saved ijsHhaalli alTj
and invested wir savings la ^hrlft
and War fc·νin^k stamps, have atada
it poaoibVc for Stat* to comply
witb tha Government'· reqoaat.
Colonsl Prias says that be is not
anaûadful of tha faithful and stt
ricpt sarriec that th* sehoal ta^chars
of tb* State as a whole an giving to
th* work of organising War Savings
S«ei*ti**; yet, ha sajrs, we hav« fre
quent report* fne comrauaitiss
whore the school taachsrs has not
mentioned Thrift, or War Saving)
stamps to their paplla. We eaaaot
bePrve, that there are many schools
In tl» State where this is the ease,
r.nd wo trarft that More .th* schools
be one. Purely, no u-ueher will fall
to srywot this \mporstive rail to her
country*» service at thii imperative
tima.
WATER AND SEWERAGE SYSTEM
Π»η*οη. Minh St.—Br a vote of
HB for and 6S againot this town Tma··
dsy voted un an ordinance authoris
ing Um salo of <60,000 bond inn·
for waterworks and NWinp. Til·
made the third attempt at ratifying
this ordinarce, tha ft ret bcit( frus
trated by a m kunder* landing about
rlrrtion officer», tb· aaeond being by
the action of those opposed to it.
Oilbart C. Whit·, of Durham, ha. been
•retired to engineer tb· work and baa
rlrenJj· dona a good bit of prelimin
ary rarrtying. Ha will be on the )ob
In η few. daya and Aniah his earvey
nnit hy that time the commissioners
hope to havo tAe bond· sold and tha
work contracted. Thla ta the int
bond issue for the town for improve
ment eveept'ng school bonds a 140,
000 bond i>ra» voted on last July
for the purpoae of aiding the Atlan
tic Λ Western railway in extending
it» line from Lillington to Swana·
boro.
Plan· are abont perfected for the
erection of a modern ginnery be re to
tako care of the fan crop of cotton.
'The organisation has be* η perfected
'and two thjrde of thereqnired $15,000
stock has boon snbaeribed. The gil
oery will be yikat ia know· sa a
doable ι yet*» which turns out a bale
of cotton orrery eight minutaa.
Btowart'· Cnwk—
Ko. r 48
COI.ORKD:
Andtn»·'· Cmt—
No 1 β
No. S 11
No. S 1β
Rarb^cne -
No. i IS
<* weoka)
Dak·—
Να. ! U
fleeter'» Crook—
No. J 3
No. 4 8
No. I 1 6
Linioftofi—
No.· t 11
Stewart'· Crook—
No. > 17
U. U R.—
No. 4 24 II
la addition to the abov· UIMn«toi
, No. 1 reported ItOOO hi bond
1 i — Win* k«m perekaœd. If tWr
'.or· othor *ckoo)a la which teaefctr
1 or papSb hart parehaaod
fiwfll h« (lad U kar» Λο ml—
1 od. B. T. GENTRY.
* , : 1
1 ILL THE NKWfl INTHE DUPATCI
HENRY A PACE RAISES
. THE ISSUE OF LOYALTY
, Mlu, Fair·* u4 Doetar
Raiolgh, Mink 15.—Hmrj Pip
in m rrd hot itatoment tonight ntiM
the lmue of loyalty among hi* Farm
er»' union Btifkbon and calk nnpn
North Carolina to foeae It* iWn^»i
on the·· directing Via publicity of
Ui· onion'· organ, "Tb· ÇuHetiti."
B«adinir between tha Hoe·, turn·
lhln< lerrly neeeaaary 1» Pa**'» writ
ing, one κι· the tms*»Uon that the
government land eceret «arriee Μη
her·. Mr, Γ fig· happen» tonight to
ho In LouUbuag, bat Jie to net to
bant. The (nan autfL-blistered by
him irf Bditor Le*cVUUiha»lU>
ager Denhtun and Secretary K. 0.
Fairaa, all hi» fellow townnaen.
Page aaya:
"If ta· admtnJetration of the «ffair»
of th» Firmera* urrton to North Qero
lina ie to remain In the hand· et the
•oeirfletie fhiwd now diaaetincthe
pabHeity department of the 4φα*.
in the puMication. Sad <le*lb»Hii·
of it» ofllrfâl 'oryap, *T1m
Uniaa BaUetin,' f think the attaatio·
of tk· patriotic men of thieetàte
»h«*d be /ocoaed on tbeee men ui
the harmful-effect* at tho work tkef
in 4°«k AI»xeridrr, pTmljaal of
th« "όπΙλΛ, and aaaeelaU editor of
The WUbon, Ie 'wall known, and 1
ta|« It thai there will b« »o .»erioa»
denial of. the Mateaupt that be hat
kh® rrpvtation of beta* a ■ lacker aad
in^betruetor of naaaeeary war aw
ures. I --fv editor of The Bulletin,
Denham. advertuine manager, and
Paire*, aecretary of the union, are
loea widrly known, bat Is *herd«on
tad vicinity, where they are known
they phare Alexander*» réputation. '
"9f m y itandard of maaaaremeat,
ibey. · ar* . everyone dialoyal to the
cor». -They àro saint The Bailed»
the oflteial pebHeatipa of the Tana.
rra'Vnlor., in aueh a way a· to kinder
naeeeaary war meaeorea and to dia
coungr and diawade farm·» from
co-operating with the luiainmea* ta
it» acedm.
"The recant public -protaat of J.
*· Ore»·. org»al»ei Of the aaioa, net
>oty doea Mr. C
what ie mora
mmM m Jil Ρ—I W—
Jirettion In which their employes in
heading the orjranlrsUon. U the
Farmers' anion in this (tat* And·
iWolf unable to chango this condition
of things, in my opinion, it if the
duty, aa H Ourald be tb< pleasure
of erery patriotic and' loyal member
to withdraw from moch an organisa
tion.
"Moroorcr, the peuple of the «tau
ïeneralfy haro the right to know if
the Farmer·' anion et and* fur the
pobdee and view» being promulgated
by the** mon in the nam· of the
union, tf ao. its final burial in thk
■tate i» cloee at hand, or I am badly
mistaken In Che temper of my fellow
eitisetn."
CALA DAY FOR KAHACAS AND
PHILATHZAS
Eaeter Frepn te be Given flandej
MeeaUg at Firet Beptlat Church
by «be ItrewFMetKea
Πΐ,,Μ
The Baraca-PhUathea Claaeoe of
the First Baptist Sunday School will
render an Interaatiac Easter program
Sunday in their clam room· begin
ning at 9:44 a. m. This is to be a
greet day for tho two elaaeea. Κ very
member, and these who do not attend
Sunday school elsewhere ere earnest
ly requested to be present and enjoy
the programme. Sererul talks 01
Home and Foreign lfteeiom and othei
Sunday School subject· will he —da
The musical end ef the program wli
be composed of some of the heal
♦■1·"* t« HfinM ·■<! ««η «Wmlri da|
fail to attend.
Pall not, bat be on thM M*· 4BJ°J
the following program»·:
t. Hynn.
a. Praar—Dr. W.,B. Coll·».
S. Routtoarti TUptlrt ud Hoe<
Kiwi·»·—Dr. J. It. Boiler.
4. Bo to—Mattlo Pop·.
I. Southern Baptist and Forelfi
Miaetvoa—Mlaa CarrU Faith
'β. QuarteU·— Mlatea Γ ta roan an"
Farthing, and Mama. Breagi
ton and Bain.
7. Why you «hould rontribeta t
MM*m—Perry Marfan·
L Solo—Ml·· Cera Warraa.
·. Dr. W. B. Call oat.
1 —Parry Jemlran, Claaa Boportnr.
ι 1
Mra. Jamoe A. Carfeld, widow «
I the twaetieth preeldant of the Uatta
, StaUa, died from prtemonia at Im
, Home I» South Paaod·**, OaL, Wa<
, eaeday. A ft or Pretlrfoat QarteJd
, a maaai nation a po polar wbaerlptio
, for hta widow and tva children wt
. rolaed fro· wVUk M40.0C0 waa roa
laed, the teeome to no to Mm. Oo
. laid bar Ufa time, aad tka yrUirlp
I to bo divided «*H bar children.
LpCAL
"ΝΓ~
•The coi
■at hlun
Λβ Grσνβ
•M.
You&r. ι
OM O#
*M H.
•ltdr» A. J
buy Uulr r
Practically,
out *f'«
.Mr.
■t
m ta. Mr.
PERSONAL
" I OF COATS
, Ο. Β.
Robert*. Tht Mdr
any opposition
k^J
crtalnal
'to TUUia« Ma par·
'· M. Bjrrd tfcto
. Mr. U L.
Thuraàay «a ι
Vrtto
Mr/· 4
aWnjij m
to wnorué ι
Dr. ItHUy of .
il·*· ta
:*t » dinner gtrao I
Ufa Aai
Iwajbody
Bto
•«porta tbat ba|
Bto
to
pluma* ·
for th)· pur
•nllr raaha·
tMr en f ο
<Utannin«ïi te <
Th· Thrift ι
tt la my mV
who Ha· not
bey it»». It 1
tttq that
>αηι of Uvea·
-I'm m
tonaU thet
to !
conwaatio· 1
D—- whM you?
w*U a· eine
P·
info
! -1 *·"'» gWa ·
t ia yoar war a*
roe don't %fct
ii · Vory rar*
Donlty va ar<
CaJïy ·& a*·
bkoo<L-n.|
ta μι
to am* ritatt-l
" foe
any
oar
Miy P. P. Pep· of OolMon, wu|
• hmiiieee visitor at Coat·
Tuaaday.
Cu and karoeene kvrt
cobm plentiful it Cttk aad Km «peed-j
en ar» again baay. We kan
earagoa hw a·», H la iwwti
about that aO οt then wt> get rick
quick.
The CoaU aqaad of the Beau
Guard are drflUnC two or three nights
weekly and are t*ttlac along nicely
is the toenie of military drill. How
ever, one of the guard wa* heard to
•ay that perbaf· wa an having *
little too much d#oble quick 1
AU the boy· eM0 to enjoy the
cifto a* wen a* tfea tnhtag the drill
afford*.
The war ia the eaneuaiag topic of
cunveiaatioa here ae elea ehere. Es
pecially baa this bean ao for the pan
woek during the Gtrau drive.
NEGRO U LYNCHED
IN BERTIE COUNTY
CkHfW with CHWmI AmA ead
S.M T. H·*. CmmSmmi
Norfolk. Va, March II.—Kew«
rucM th. city Way that a nefro
named Peter Be»men, 1* i*" old,
mi lynched W»day nfeht by aa
infuriated mob — mOe froe L«ri»
ten, Bertie coaaty, North CaroHaa.
The negro wa· charted and It li
claimed conftaaad to the eri*»taal a*
Malt ·■ the wit· at A w*U-to-d<
farmer.
■ The crime, It to told, oeearred earl]
Saturday aflatioan. The Mfrt
caught the in·* alone la the heaai
and whan aha ^«latMail to ittnr
the attentloa of har haahead wetfc
In* In a nearby Oeld. ha kaeifcai
iter (Iowa with a fieee of etera-woed
In leaa than an hear a peeae had beat
, more than tea be tat before ha «a
. Anally captured- The erewed. li
farlatad by tha XKrae'e dead, herrto
ι reeelred a ateeM«e that (he watt'
condition waa yreeatieea, afraf Mb
■P te a tree aWot thirty mlaaU
, after he wa· ua|»nl.
The woman'e mdKSea to (aid 1
be «till critical. .Bar Ml we· frw
taad by tha bto*.
IU» a asd Bwy a Km»
"If yon moke * if you chew,
I Bey a Staaayl
I Baeh day akty a Main er «haw, to
r Bay a Stem» I.
V flacrlAee abonld · pleaaan be
( Whan tha ·*·»· la liberty,'
η That'· the way ifWoha to to·—
• Bay a Stamyl
1
s Word· are iau*tota of wwfh, b
a Idea· ara mm iftini».—Dr. Job
•on.
THB MAYOR AND fcARTY
VISITS FORT CASWELL
Am Gwt· WT tw
la*
of Mayer X W.
•eH Dr. C. D.
•Ml Out· Lm wen away fer
il d»r» last week vWtlac oar
soldiers at Fort CwnU. Ob being
Interviewed ceaesrntng the trip Mayor
Tumag· *>■* oet" aa follows ι
We had a wry interesting and io
rtmtihr· My tkreegheat and titr;
da tall ««a thoroughly enjoyed by r*-l
ery af th« party. Whan we
_ . Seaboard train at
bartoa wa foond sa board Betftaot
PrsaHss M. Basel! «ha was rati
lac fross Atlanta. Ha had -
tailed ta «any a rick soldier to Fort
McFWeea wWe he coaM get the at·
tentJoa ci Medical specialists.
A se—*ttaa af the hoy· is khaki
■Mt ae at the sUtioa ia WOmlagtee
and va had a military escort to the
Ortee.Hetei «km we enjoyed « din.
aar thM weald wake Mr. Hoover rave.
After dianer we eaaght the KhaU
Special far Senthpait. Thla train ia
operated aa Sunday fee the boaaAtl ι
of the eaidien visit** VlIai>(to«.J|
A* asaal it waa traded wtth eoldiata|i
BM H w— W1IWIII W H* M BUUBJF1
dlAraat tjrp« mt mm who coajpri»· |
th« fmrrWon it tktap«L * TWy >nj
tlam'éad M^uSm. Tûteml
m «m» wftk · Obtain U4IMW1
■4 «a/ hlirurim tUag· of 1k·
Wrt aad ·« bojn located ttkn.
On utMk W Soutkjxxrt η foaad
t quiat fttU· ton }wt» mtram'Hkm
*> (rw Fort Cw ill Ita «aadjr
itraoto, old NJfclfc u4 au«nift.
Mat «had· «mm ehntU ι ntkcr Λ/g
aiâmd m"MM it to » hbtotte
of tk· lM«Wt«af7 sad CM) War
,mUM TW» «ω —t-Ί- tUUt
mTi?ïbïLi'^C^ro'iw Oka
•Id KmmIc Taapb tkn. Far any
mil It fcaa kMB tk· mattac [>W i
Btgr la Imlii by tbait
loeal lode· — * chib room tor Owl·
•oldter*. Tb· only botol them tel
owned ud managed by a Ο—— ι
B« baa npiiatadly iwrtil hla lejtky |
to Uacto San and ewi) on· tie·ta I
bin aa aa Λ marine ■
Oa arriving >t Fat Canal tba t
following moraing w· vm jat at tba «
dock by Bargaaat Habot Paai^all, !
Corporal Jmm WOm·, Oainal ι
WmWt Tbonpaon, Corporal Cupn !
Ttm, Hen ry Let, Lewi» K>VHai<
and Ralph Wade wb· war· dialled 1
for tba day to (bow oa orar the part, ι
Wa daw the drill on the big gaaa ι
•ad It waa wonderful to aa* tboM I
aMairaitb piaeM of aifHtirj aad ι
doetraeUoa bandteil m aaaOj aad ι
araoothly aa aom« Mall tbjKL On·
can aaa the Ms rltaa aad trancb mor
tal·—threo Inch (-aoa—radio sta
tion»—life Mving drtoti •Mtxb
Ucbt itaUaia aad mq alitor intor
Mtlnc thine·. *· aaw artillery drill,
infantry drill, alalia I drill of all kind·,
aatl-air craft drO, Guard Mouat with
tba band, and otb«r formation*.
Wa ato diaaar aad iapp«T with tb·
boya la their own mm ban aad war·
aarred la aaflHary faabloa two «xnl·:
tent meal·. If tb«M two Mali war·1
typical of tboM that are Mrrad on
oth«r day* oar boy· arc not Mff«ria(
for lack of Rood anbetantial food.
Tbo barrack· m aobatantial a«odaa
building·—well baa tod aad lighted—
with wal «quipped toilet aad bath
now. Tka aaw T. IL C. A. buMiag
ia praetlealty aomptetod and »aiaaa
ideal for Ita paipoaaa.
After dianar H tory U· anufri
• baid e»««ert la tmr hoaor ud
mUom km I had the pteaeere af
1 tetanias to lack tnapiilag sad na*nif
kaatawi·. Tk· baad 1» ■ vetaataer
oisaaiaatUa and te lawpaaad of rial
I miieiaaa who play far the 1er· of
. aaak and mat la aaaape their athar
I dnttea. Π awry te· baaa «a af the
r potent tarte n la the argaalaatiea
, af tha part baad aad orchoatra aad
. mach credit te |t*ra Mat far hte
, effolte by bit eflteers.
, After rapper we «m tha gaeMe
! of oar frteada at ft bo*Jo* hoot ho
t taraaa one af tha aaidten aad civilian
fro· Wllaalngton. Tha boxer· «m
a abort evenly matched and tha hort
μ raaukad la a draw. Kathaalaan rua
high aad tha rasarfca, yalte, aad ae
ttoaa af tha eoldior apoatater* wm
fell of poppar aad giagar aad MgWj
amnatag.
Whoa tha tfaae caata for aa ta
leave, a> tha D«aa boya aaaarf d »
U tha dock, aad «a bated to tall thoa
goodnight and gaodhya. The daj
for aa waa eae of glaaioe pleeeor
and wo know tha boya anjoyod havtai
aa vtelt theaa. Oaa of «ho aaaaatte
wjya that wo loi· at hooM oaa hoi
H our boya la tha anay te ta «Wt tha·
a-! Until aaa haa taken mk a trip h
eaa art rallia· how glad Ae bay
THE SKCTACULAR
FICHT or MONDAY I
Wttk *· **Mak
Mar. «t—Tka bat „
pro nod ilNt LMfMfil wk«
*» mo* «pertaetOar et un? »Wa
'root. U w · dey far djwWm
hn and iafaatry. The Ow
i»w punatac *«ir taetlca et I
■K forward 1» wàm*A towmuttem, ami
ho BrltUh rafU Inn
»M1 reaping Β
net trout tWr pMitkin* qp Ac kick
Toui NrtwitMudli( tMt tar
ifai· Um tk· Gumi kept cm
a« on, llltec la tka pUm #f tkoae
rho kad faJW· ami prwù»c tkelr at·
aclc. Tka Britiak artillery la tkt
uaDtlw f·—é la a pcrfact nia «f ;
hella «a ta may, «anjtag k
ate the raaka of tW «May. U
frcticn the OtfBiBi open
ithout tka Ml Mtpyort of tkelr ι
•nun of Mr rapid adraac*.
X bUm aortta ta tka r^taa of
im, tka Mhk kat aickt
rkkk M ckanged _
mm to *e hat to* day·. TVyM
tttleAteaerataf< - -,
kwc *ka Bapa«a«-Arrae nM· Am1
Ιιι·ι·ι iiijii a Um* «■>>
t CtoWMM 'ta tkia aaeok, aMck ta
ta «azta kMM waa keU e* by the
WllA
WHAT FXOrt-E DOMT KNOW
Very fw people know that kutM
nen can volunteer for the regular
Krmj ud sou fewer tan* how the
Government take· nn of their f«mi
ll·» fer Ami while they «η mjr,
First the OowH—t tehee |16
per month of thirty that a new eel·
Mor Jtete and hand» H to hie wife. It
rive» her another ftftren for beleg
hi» wife, ko she cote $30.00 in caah
every month.
If she hM eue child ehe r»ts MO.M
• month. H twe children liT.M. If
Ave children $Οί.ΒΟ. If ** ehiferen
IH M per month.
The soldier get· $16.00 per amnth
which Is aU he Mods to «pend, aa he
pt» his board, clothing, doctor's Mh,
heat and light free.
Uncle flam dooe aU this for · car
ried man ee he need have ne anarietp
abont hie feetfhr while he le «way do
ing hi· d«ty.
The men and women that ere lifting
ihc world epwai J and oewsrd are
theee who encourage more thaa «ri
tides.—Elisabeth Harrison.
are to ere tome one free· their heme
town. To often we become M wi»
ped op in oar «(fairs et home that ws
forget the tad In the khaki. We »k«
It for grantod that be «■ getting aloni
all right and do net realiie that thoei
yeangaton are entitled to a· the per
soaal contlderattoa that we are at*
to glee them. A vhd* from seese OW
at home Is worth mora «has aD tie
goad wishes roe eonld heatow In ι
lifetime. Oncle Bam ■>**· thee
plenty to eat and wear and keep
ι then busy mot* of the tkne bat ha I
I enable «a give them the direct tone
r with their home tow». We fo·
ι at heme thoald do thin. Let-mm sa
r that th^fsw dollars IQIH aeeeaM
I en each a trip le eae of the beat h
» veetmonts that aay at as eaa mak
. I am mare thaa glad I wen* and 1 a
ι peet to do «a Win ae aeaa a* 1 «
■ conveataatly da ee.
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T. ma. Ohio. Kmk It.—A ι
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V ' ag * »■■■ to %mmmm
;*ing rrerj iiifrtol »τ· Oaiuu
f k'j bad takiaf Ua Ίμ to*m
toi f«nb| U art* aatat· (ha Aaarl
Cir· tax aider fate of 1
to a traa.
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n. rt mm few ι _
A> - «f tka «a« wMafc ka «
tr .|IM la liitia dam, I
ti· w· Mt tka anal a*
dl'* U'F
Oailii to
cat ItaMfk. N. C„ March 2«—
Γ · W. C. Mddiek, fridliat State
C;^fa of Africa ttave,
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